repairing steering wheel

[customFC]

Hey Mark
Tell us more about this 'Need it' product.
Regards
Alex

[GMB-58FC]

Hey Mark
Tell us more about this 'Need it' product.
Regards
Alex

x2 im getting ready to buy what i need to do mine and any help appreciated  ;D

[KFH]

Likewise.  I have a few steering wheels to repair very soon.

Keith

[Rusty_T]

 :)

Yep Mark tell us all more about this "Nead It". I too have another wheel to do for my Wagon. And yep Alex, the one in the sedan is starting to crack again because it is used every day of the week.

Cheers Rusty

[FC427]

''KNEAD IT'' Auto Fix By Selleys Get it from hardware store spare parts shop etc. IT IS A FAST SETTING CO-EXTRUDED EPOXY CAN BE USED ON FUEL TANKS , RADIATORS  ETC. WORKING TIME 2 TO 5 MINUTES  ONCE CURED  CAN BE DRILLED, TAPPED . OR THE OTHER ONE I HAVE FOUND TO BE VERY GOOD IS ''QUICK STEEL''  steel reinforced epoxy putty it does a lot more than the name implies also suitable for ceramics and plastics and a hole lot of other jobs both are around $12 from memory  FC427

[FC427]

Just another thought good idea to " V  "the crack out before filling to increase the surface area for bonding ,use the back of a hacksaw blade to push the epoxy deep in to the cracks and when it comes paint time, the addition of the flexable additive to the paint . [ is used when painting plastic bumpers and other flexible part . Just ask your paint supplier when you buy your 2K for the steering wheel FC427

[graham_fuller]

I found this link from Selleys re the Needit product http://www.selleys.com.au/Selleys-KneadIt-Steel/default.aspx
Sounds very impressive.
Cheers,
Graham

[Papa Smurf]

Another product although poss a bit expensive is Q-Bond
http://www2.blackwoods.com.au/infoBANKProduct.aspx?SG=2000165&S=28&G=2004226&P=2027380

[GMB-58FC]

Got most of what i need to start the new life for the steering wheel ;D